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15-Day HR Leaders

1 Pete Crow-Armstrong 6 HRs · 2 Byron Buxton 5 HRs · 3 Max Muncy 5 HRs · 4 Shohei Ohtani 5 HRs · 5 Wyatt Langford 5 HRs · 6 Paul Goldschmidt 5 HRs · 7 Bo Bichette 5 HRs · 8 Dansby Swanson 4 HRs · 9 Ben Rice 4 HRs · 10 Kazuma Okamoto 4 HRs · 11 Zach Neto 4 HRs · 12 Jac Caglianone 4 HRs 1 Pete Crow-Armstrong 6 HRs · 2 Byron Buxton 5 HRs · 3 Max Muncy 5 HRs · 4 Shohei Ohtani 5 HRs · 5 Wyatt Langford 5 HRs · 6 Paul Goldschmidt 5 HRs · 7 Bo Bichette 5 HRs · 8 Dansby Swanson 4 HRs · 9 Ben Rice 4 HRs · 10 Kazuma Okamoto 4 HRs · 11 Zach Neto 4 HRs · 12 Jac Caglianone 4 HRs

TheHomeRuns.org Field Notes

How the slate gets sharper.

Build notes, model explainers, postmortems, and playbooks from the home run prediction engine. No generic sportsbook fog. Just the work, the misses, and the signal.

Devlog

Devlog 1 min read

What TheHomeRuns.org is trying to prove

A first field note on the point of the project: clearer home run predictions, public accountability, and a model that gets sharper because it is forced to explain itself.

May 25, 2026 origin · model · accountability

LD 3.3.16 · build 516

What TheHomeRuns.org is trying to prove

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